Tuesday, 10 May 2011

In 2010, ‘Geng Xin’, Han Geng’s concert in Beijing. It was held on 17th and 18th July 2010 at the Beijing Exhibition Hall. This is Han Geng’s first solo concert after his debut. The theme of this concert was set as <Geng Xin>, which symbolized Han Geng’s brand new journey and presentation of his work from his heart. It emphasized the improvements and evolution of Han Geng’s singing and dancing skills. During the concert, Han Geng also tried many different performing style which he had never tried before.

On the music side, other than the usual <singing and dancing>, to show Han Geng’s personal views in regards to music from different angles, they infused orchestral music, percussion music and unplugged music, these were genres that Han Geng had not tried before. <Unplugged> was used to show Han Geng’s clear and bright voice, at the same time, working with a top notch percussionist from China allowed his fans to know more about Han Geng. Other than his superb dancing skills, this concert showed the other emotional side of Han Geng.

In regards to his dancing and visual, it was definitely a breakthrough in this concert. They used the newest technology in Europe, <Invisible Floating Visual Panel>, it showed a virtual 3-dimensional Han Geng dancing with the real Han Geng, <The Scientific Dance Show>. This gave all fans an unbelievable and cool feel!

This product information was just put up today, so right now the DVD is only available on DangDang.com (which does take foreign credit cards and ships internationally, but is only in Chinese.) Hopefully within the next few days, YesAsia or other websites will pick it up, if only the first version of it.

Saturday, 16 April 2011

Super Junior has once again proven their clout as one of Korea’s top Hallyu groups, as it was revealed that their fourth album, “Bonamana“, maintained its #1 position on Taiwan’s biggest online music site,KKBOX, for an astounding 38 weeks!

Previously, the group’s third album, “Sorry Sorry“, recorded an impressive 36 weeks on the KKBOX chart, but Super Junior managed to break their own record by going an extra two weeks with “Bonamana.”

Leader Leeteuk expressed his gratitude through Twitter by writing, “Thank you so much for ‘Bonamana’ #1 on the Taiwanese chart. Let’s meet soon with ‘Super Show”! Thank you once again!”

Some other statistics related to Super Junior on the KKBOX charts:
-”Bonamana” has charted 8 consecutive months at #1 on the Monthly Singles Chart
-”Bonamana” has been #1 on the Daily Singles Chart for 248 of the 272 days since its release (as of Feb. 21, 2011)
-”Sorry Sorry” was #1 for 130 consecutive days(June 26, 2009-Nov. 2, 2009) on the Daily Singles Chart
-”Sorry Sorry” was #1 for 36 total weeks (29 consecutive, Week of Apr. 19, 2009 to Week of Nov. 1, 2009) on the Weekly Singles Chart
-”Sorry Sorry” was #1 for 8 months (6 consecutive, May 2009-Oct. 2009)on the Monthly Singles Chart

Male group Super Junior mesmerized Taiwan with their third Asia tour Super Show 3.

Super Show 3 which started in Seoul and was also held in Qingdao, Beijing, Nanching, Guangzhou, Bangkok, Yokohama and Shanghai is receiving overwhelming response wherever they go. This time, Super Show 3 landed in Taiwan and held 3 shows, making 30,000 audiences go wild.
It was a first time for foreign singers to have 3 consecutive shows at Taiwan’s biggest concert hall, Taipei Arena. Super Junior showed off their ticket power by having their 3 shows sold out and mobilizing the largest number of audience for the first time.

Super Junior previously was number one for 36 weeks on Taiwan’s Korean Japanese must chart with the title song “Sorry Sorry” from their third album released in 2009. Last year, their unrivaled popularity was confirmed once again with their fourth album title song “Miinah” becoming number one on the same chart for 42 weeks.

In the concert, Super Junior performed their hit songs including “Sorry Sorry” and “Miinah.” Also, there were performance from various units and individual members. Guest, Trax performed “Oh! My Goddess.” Super Junior presented grand and diverse performances to the audience by singing over 30 songs for three hours.

Taiwanese fans prepared group cheers for this concert using the color blue which represents Super Junior. Taiwanese fans all threw their blue balloons and blue confetti in the air, making the stadium look like a waterfall. They also moved Super Junior members by showing various phrases using light sticks.

Meanwhile Super Junior who finished their Taiwan concert successfully will continue their third Asia tour Super Show 3 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on March 19th.

Super Junior thrilled fans to the core at its concert last Saturday.(19.03.11)

WHAT an awesome sight! The stadium was a sea of pearl sapphire blue (Super Junior’s official colour) with glowsticks that shone in the dark as South Korean boyband Super Junior wowed the 9,500 fans at their sell-out third Asia tour Super Show 3 at Bukit Jalil Putra Indoor Stadium last Saturday night.

They were joined by Henry Lau and Zhou Mi from the eight-member sub-group Super Junior M as they entertained Malaysian ELFs (acronym for Ever Lasting Friends, that is, Super Junior’s fans) with over 35 songs in Korean, English and Mandarin during the show.

High energy: Korean boyband Super Junior rocking the Bukit Jalil Putra Indoor Stadium in Kuala Lumpur. – Darran Tan / The Star
ELFs in the four separate rock pits could get up close to their idols, snap pictures with them and pass them gifts, thanks to the specially designed stage.

Not-to-be-missed, even member-on-hiatus Kangin, who is still serving in the National Service, was shown on the big screen towards the middle of the show.

Super Junior got fans grooving to their Korean smash hits like Sorry Sorry, Super Girl and Don’t Don. Apart from group hits, the boys also had solo acts and entertained with covers of English and Mandarin pop numbers which got fans singing along – with Kyuhyun (Wan Fang’s Endless Love), Ryeowook (Mandarin version of One Fine Spring Day accompanied by Sungmin on the guitar), Leeteuk (Wang Lee Hom’s Kiss Goodbye), Yesung (It Had To Be You), Eunhyuk (Jay Sean’s Down), Siwon (Looking For The Day), Zhou Mi (Miss Chic), Sungmin (If You Leave), Henry (Justin Bieber’s Baby), and Donghae and Eunhyuk (I Wanna Love You).

Heechul, who was hit in the face by a placard thrown by a fan in Shanghai on March 5, took to the stage wearing a pair of shades and sometimes a face mask as well.

In order to prevent flying projectiles injuring the boys again, water bottles were not even allowed into the stadium, and bag checks were conducted. Adoring Malaysian fans had no problem with that and demonstrated their love in a civilised manner with fan chants while waving blue glowsticks and hand-held banners.

The boys led their fans in singing Happy Birthday to Eunhyuk who turns 25 next month.

Canadian-Chinese singer Henry further endeared himself to Malaysian Strings (Henry’s fans) when he revealed that he enjoyed reading the tweets he gets, 70% of which were from Malaysians. And as a parting word, Siwon also expressed his sadness about the recent Japanese earthquake and urged everyone to “pray for Japan”.

The three-hour-long concert started barely 10 minutes after 6pm and ended some 20 minutes after 9 o’clock.

The boys were as playful as usual and ran around teasing one another. Still, it was a much more conservative show compared to the rambunctious one I went to at Manila’s Araneta Coliseum last month. I say this partly because Siwon kept his shirt on while Heechul, Shindong, Donghae and Eunhyuk left out their cross-dressing set for the Kuala Lumpur leg of their world tour.

And while the fans’ screams were deafening, it was not nearly as ear-splitting as at Super Show 2 last year which left a ringing in my ears long after the show.

Having said that, Super Junior delivered a power-packed performance, which kept Malaysian ELFs on a high from the beginning to the end of the show.

After promising fans they would work hard for their fifth studio album, the lads were whisked off for their late-night flight back home.

The Malaysian leg of Super Show 3 was organised by Singapore-based Running Into The Sun.

You voted for MTV K’s top 10 cross-dressing idols and the tallies are in. Super Junior‘s Heechul took #1! Was it his milky skin, his perfect Lady Gaga impersonation or all those photoshopped pictures of him in dresses saturating Google Images?

It’s nice to know MTV K readers agreed with the original results for once though! The fan voted results didn’t differ much this time around with SHINee in second place and G-Dragon in third.

Saturday, 2 April 2011

annyonghaseyo to all kpop fans . we still new here , so we need support from u all .i one from three owner of this blog . my name auni . u can call me auni . i will do my best , to update all news about our idol . i hope u will support me towards . ^^

but i now busy with school programs , so i maybe post new story on weekend only . hope u can understand my situation . nice to meet u all . share new story with me and my friends okey ?